Former Makueni Governor Kivutha Kibwana has warned that the opposition risks allowing President William Ruto to win re-election in August 2027 if they fail to unite. In a statement posted on X on November 15, 2026, Kibwana emphasized the need for opposition leaders to learn from past elections. He highlighted that internal divisions could weaken their ability to challenge Ruto effectively. The warning comes as the 2027 general election approaches, with Ruto currently in his second term as president. Kibwana’s comments reflect growing concerns within the opposition about fragmentation and lack of coordination. The political landscape remains tense ahead of the upcoming vote. Ruto’s re-election would mark his second term in office. The opposition has not yet presented a unified front against him. Kibwana’s call for unity follows recent discussions among opposition figures. The election is expected to be a key moment in Kenya’s political history.